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Hey I said I’d buy the coin. Does it have to be in an EBay auction though? I’d feel better at one of the major auction houses.

To be clear. I would buy the slabbed coin verses the raw coin. Period.
Reed.

 

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Hey Brad it’s just common DDD go ahead and send it to me I’ll set it free for ya. Lol
Reed
NICE!

 

Virtually ANY coindealer.

I myself only have about 30,000 sitting on the floor waiting for a buyer because I shipped my entire stock out at once to a single buyer.

56 bags left in 37 medium flat-rate boxes.......

....my PO hates me as I also cover the boxes in low-value, obsolete postage.

 

And what's your going price?

 

The best place is your local shop. They normally take in so many they don't have time to search them all. They tend to just throw them into bags as they come in. Most of my best wheat finds came from dealer 5000 ct bags.

 

Thank you and I'll check them out.

 

Not wrong answer. The answer to your question is I would not buy either coin. Slab has no impact on my purchase decision.

 

It took you two days to come up with a lame response that does not fit the parameters of my original question. Go make your bed!

Chris

 

I bought 3000 from an old .an that's been collecting them since he was 12. I got some awful nice coins.

What Q. Sre you talking about?

 

I sell mine for 4¢ each postpaid in lots of 7,500.

Lesser amounts +cheap postage.

 

Go back to Post #110.

Chris

 

Chris, was that meant as a joke? I can't tell if there is a barb intended or if it was meant in good humor, can you clarify?

 

You may select Door #1 or Door #2. There is no Door #3.

Chris

 

I'll pick senile.

 

In that case, don't play. Check yourself in to the nearest facility right away.

Chris

 

By far - that type of situation has always been good for me. Older folks can be a gold mine - some have seriously old stashes of coins. The infamous cigar box full of pennies. I've searched quite a few of those kinds of stashes and I'm always looking for more!

 

My best friend gave me these bottles. Told me to cash in everything I didn't want - keep what I want. The stash was about 45 years old, progression of his daily change all those years (this is just part of it):

 

This is a shot of a random handful:

 

Found a few nice WAM's: